Blogs about: Pcomp
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First Post in A While
Jonathan Ystad wrote 1 year ago: During midterms, it was very difficult to post everything that had been going on because group meeti … more →
SERIAL LAB (video at bottom!)
itporter wrote 1 year ago: My pals Arduino and Breadboard PotentiometerBread board ready for serial communicationCode for Proce … more →
PComp Trip
xxleonxx wrote 1 year ago: Bryan & Leon: The NYC Observers The goal of this assignment is to develop the habit of detailed … more →
RAIN SENSOR
itporter wrote 1 year ago: Here you can see the rising water level causes the foam float (with a conductive surface on top) to … more →
Lab 1 - Electronics
will wrote 1 year ago: Our first lab was an introduction to electronics and the basic components we’ll be using in ou … more →
AZ1086 3.3V regulator
janeoh wrote 2 years ago: 1: Ground 2: Output 3: Input … more →
Our Final Project in the ITP Show!
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: Our final project made it to the ITP Show! Zoetry In Motion Robert Clark, Dave Gordon, Florica Vlad … more →
Arthur Ganson
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: This week the artist Arthur Ganson came to give a lecture at ITP and our class was very lucky to be … more →
Photosensors
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: This week we worked with photosensors. See the video here: http://itp.nyu.edu/~fv237/ICM/photo/photo … more →
Week 5 - Processing
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: This week we worked with Processing. Wiring up the Arduino with a potentiometer and using the visual … more →
Week 2 - Arduino
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: This week Tim and Ben and I teamed up to set up our Arduinos. First we went in the woodshop and cut … more →
Week 3 - Analog In
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: This week I partnered with Ben and Tim to create a little game. Tim has purchased a set of joystick … more →
Observation Assignment Discussion
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: In class we discussed our observation assignements and since mine was such a vast topic – the … more →
Observation Assignment
fv237 wrote 2 years ago: Back slanted and hunching forward, shoulders up and arms bent, eyes fixed. Using the computer demand … more →
